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Line, Facebook's Asian rival, is at a crossroads. And it is pursuing payments https://t.co/ancBhcItw9
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 28, 2019
Every messaging platform is diving deeper into finance, payments & cryptocurrency:
— Mike Dudas (@mdudas) March 31, 2019
"@LINE_Global has become so widely adopted in Japan that it is used by consumers not only to communicate & play games but also to make payments, buy insurance & find jobs"https://t.co/mLMxmIZuhJ
Line plots transition from messaging into payments https://t.co/E25f7pBpWA via @financialtimes
— Simon Khalaf (@Simonkhalaf) March 31, 2019
Line plots transition from messaging into payments
— Damien de France ? ?️ (@Damien_CABADI) March 28, 2019
That makes sense...
FINANCIAL TIMEShttps://t.co/jQvNXunP8Z#fintech #payment #banking #tech@jblefevre60 @NeiraOsci @Salz_Er @danfeaheny @janjaapomvlee @DrJDrooghaag @Stevewal63 @HaroldSinnott @ImMBM @ArkangelScrap @archonsec pic.twitter.com/9GQhR19GdZ
Line, Facebook's Asian rival, is at a crossroads. And it is pursuing payments https://t.co/ancBhcItw9
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) March 28, 2019
As #LINE founder #JunghoShin takes on a new position as Co-CEO, he tells the @FinancialTimes his focus is on creating an environment of constant #innovation and leading the expansion into payments and #fintech.https://t.co/XGNSv3HEc7
— LINE Global (@LINE_Global) March 30, 2019
Line plots transition from messaging into payments https://t.co/U9z9uUCeIX
— Financial Times (@FT) March 28, 2019
#LINE founder and “Chief WOW Officer” Jungho Shin is getting an additional title: Co-CEO of LINE Corporation. His new role starts on April 1, as he joins current CEO Takeshi Idezawa in leading LINE into a new “Service Driven” direction. #CWO #JunghoShin https://t.co/PdpKelnTP6 pic.twitter.com/VEdoWyhOwp
— LINE Global (@LINE_Global) March 28, 2019
Line's founder is taking charge of the company after serving in a No. 2 role for years. His job is to reignite growth by folding fintech into the messaging app, tapping into Japan's push to go cashless. https://t.co/ZVZbtIsf3b
— Sam Kim 김혜성 (@samkimasia) March 28, 2019
The partners will work to increase the number of retail outlets that accept their cashless payment service, with potential plans to eventually collaborate in their online services.https://t.co/vNxStYRj4S
— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) March 27, 2019
Mobile payments war in Japan takes a new turn: Line and Mercari form partnership to fight against Yahoo-SoftBank-Alipay group. https://t.co/NZ7gzv9Vci
— Mitsuru Obe (@mit_obe) March 27, 2019
Japan's Line and Mercari form mobile payment partnership.https://t.co/rx9ZLrzX9B
— Nikkei Asian Review (@NAR) March 27, 2019
라인, 창업자를 공동 CEO 역할로 이동 https://t.co/J5emh8G2l7
— editoy (@editoy) April 1, 2019
Line plots transition from messaging into payments https://t.co/STdCzpvxS9
— Alexandre Dreyfus (@alex_dreyfus) March 31, 2019